(2) If you plan on storing toys for children in a closet space, you may want to design something for the children that is easier to reach (shelving).

(3) Be sure to plan in plenty of space for the future expansion of your clothing wardrobe and shoes.  The last thing you want to do is plan for what you currently have and not have enough space for the future additions to your wardrobe or belongings.

(4) Regarding closet designs, do you have more clothing or more shoes.  What percentage of your total wardrobe will be hung and what percent would go into space allotment for folded clothes.  It is important to balance the amount of folded clothes in your new closet design as compared to what will be hung.

(5) How many people will be storing things in a given closet space?  One person or two?  Your design should match the wants and needs of those persons involved in the space allocated for the design-build plan.

(6) A custom closet or ‘specific space design’ can eliminate the need for a collection of plastic storage bins, shoe boxes and other containers.

(7) Closet or Smaller Project space remodelers also typically design and build pantries of many sizes, shapes and designs, garage cabinetry custom designed for specific space needs, or even custom designed laundry rooms.

(8) A homeowner can also typically use a Closet-Smaller Project space remodelers to design and build a Hobby Center, or even a Home Office for those that may elect to have their office in their home.